affúzió

Affúzió is a term used in several contexts, most notably in law and linguistics. In legal contexts, affúzió refers to the process by which one person can acquire ownership of something by adding to or combining it with something of their own. This often applies to situations where goods are mixed together, and the resulting product is owned by the person who contributed the most significant portion or who initiated the mixing. The specific rules governing affúzió can vary greatly depending on the legal jurisdiction.

In linguistics, affúzió is a less common term, sometimes used to describe the process of borrowing words or linguistic features from one language into another. It implies a more natural or gradual absorption rather than a direct or forced adoption. This can include phonetic changes, grammatical structures, or lexical items. The concept highlights how languages interact and evolve through contact with each other.